Motivated Parent - Successful Child: Mutual Learning

Thursday, June 12, 2014

Mutual Learning - Parent and Child, Part I

Basia and Mom, Basia by Urszula Glogowska 2012

Your kids are learning endurance and determination by what they see in you. If you wish your child to be involved in any activity set an example, read, write, play, do art and socialize. The child will learn from you and you will boost your energy seeing a positive feedback. Give a try, stay positive and don’t give up to easily. Step outside your comfort zone. Rather than shying away from what you're not good at, realize that the best way to improve is to practice the skills you want your child to learn. Just remember that there's no such thing as a perfect parent. But we can all become better parents by working at our craft – raising our kids to be strong, resilient, capable adults.

Nature 2013

Spring in Wagner Park, BPC by Urszula Glogowska, 2013

Hibiscus in Battery Park City by Urszula Glogowska, 2013

Clematis Vine in Wagner Park, BPC by Urszula Glogowska, 2013

Lily in Wagner Park, BPC by Urszula Glogowska, 2013

I’ve always encouraged my daughter to express her emotions through the artistic actions and now she pushes me to do the same. She wants me to paint, show her my drawings or projects, so she can express her opinion, show her admiration or criticism, and suggest some changes. It is a valuable experience and mutual learning for the both sides.

Season 2012/13